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December 26, 2020 - THE BOSTON GLOBE
9 months of coronavirus coping strategies, one postcard at a time
"Indeed, even during this time of uncertainty, I have so much to be thankful for."
— Julian Kenneth Braxton, Boston
March 7, 2019 - THE BOSTON GLOBE
Trump insider’s cameo appearance is hardly last word on issue of race
"At the very least, shouldn't that conversation begin with our friends?"
- Julian Kenneth Braxton
April 19, 2018 - THE BOSTON GLOBE
In police response at Starbucks, human decency was bypassed
But what happens when following the stated policy goes against the tenets of basic human decency and logic?
- Julian Kenneth Braxton
December 17, 2017 - THE BOSTON GLOBE
Spotlight on racism reveals a splintered city
It is my hope that the series will lead to a reckoning of sorts, helping Boston confront its past and evaluate its present condition. This is the only path forward to defining a new Boston for future generations.
-Julian Kenneth Braxton
August 22, 2017 - THE BOSTON GLOBE
Point, counterpoint plays out on Boston Common
Let's celebrate Saturday's unity and clarity of purpose, but we must keep on moving and fighting for right. In the words of civil rights activist Ella Baker, “We who believe in freedom cannot rest.”
-Julian Kenneth Braxton
July 18, 2017 - THE NEW YORK TIMES
It’s no wonder that young African-Americans are moving to the South. Black folks have become part of a critical mass ready to redefine “the New South.” - Julian Kenneth Braxton
April 4, 2017 - THE BOSTON GLOBE
"Originalism' is unconstitutional
It is hard to believe that we are still debating the merits of originalism.” — Julian Kenneth Braxton
December 27, 2016 – THE NEW YORK TIMES
Donald Trump, Race and Identity Politics
It’s pretty simple: For Mr. Trump to know black America, he needs to begin by seeing us as individuals! This will go a long way in ending his implicit bias. — Julian Kenneth Braxton
JULY 12, 2016 – THE BOSTON GLOBE
Tired of having to react to tragedy when we should be preventing it
“Ideas always seem to come as a reaction to injustice. Police departments must take a proactive stance against racial bigotry.” — Julian Kenneth Braxton
MAY 31, 2016 – THE NEW YORK TIMES
How Gentrification Is Changing the Face of Harlem
The place so many of us know and love as the black cultural mecca has become a shell of its former self. - Julian Kenneth Braxton
BOSTON GLOBE
NEW YORK TIMES
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